Adobe Media Encoder

I have some serious issues trying to manage the queue in Media Encoder (v26.3.1).  I loaded 250-odd items into the ME queue. After a couple has processed, I changed my mind and stopped processing the queue (red Stop Queue button). I then closed ME down for the day.Next day, I restarted ME and I found that the Queue pane was empty with the status saying 2 of 252 items processed, a bad sign IMHO.  The Start Queue and Stop Queue buttons were greyed out. I dropped another file into the Queue pane and Start Queue turned green. I clicked Start Queue to start the conversion. ME then started processing the original queue contents from the previous night. Not what I wanted and a bit unexpected.It seems I need to clear out the old queue. There must be a way to do this but I can't find it. I can't select the files and remove them individually as the old queue members are not visible since I restarted ME.So, two questions:1) How do I clear the ME queue?2) How do I redisplay the queue members after

As we prepare for the upcoming version 27.0 release of Premiere, After Effects, Media Encoder, and Audition, we want to share advance notice regarding hardware and OS compatibility changes across Windows and MacOS. Windows OS Requirements The minimum Windows OS requirement remains the same for 27.x: Windows 11, version 24H2 or later.  If you're on Windows 11 v23H2: You will be blocked from installing v27.0. We recommend upgrading to Windows 11, version 24H2 or later.  If you're on Windows 10 (22H2, 21H2 LTSC): These OS versions are no longer officially supported by our video and audio products. We recommend upgrading to Windows 11, version 24H2 or later to ensure compatibility and security with current and future releases.  If you're on Windows 11 v24H2 or later: No action needed. You can update to v27.0 as normal.  If you're on Windows Server 2022: You can continue installing and using v27.0 on Windows Server 2022. Starting with v28.0, install will be blocked on all Windows 10-base

About a month ago I noticed that when I exported an After Effects comp to Media Encoder queue, the comp never came through.Since, I have tried all avenues:Dragging the comp directly over from AE to ME, the ‘Dynamic link’ pop up, loads forever and never actually loads. Uninstalling and reinstalling both apps. Using older versions (not helpful though as my newer AE projects then don’t open). Making sure both AE and ME are the same versions. I’ve reset both and cleared caches.I’ve spoke to a friend who’s having the exact same issues so wondering if it’s an Adobe issue rather than my machine?I am using Render Queue in the meantime but much prefer Media Encoder so ideally need it sorting. Thanks!

 It does have a lot of effect layers but i have done one with 16 sec on a similar file and it render just fine even if it did take 19 hour to complete the rendering. i reduce the unused asset, check the preferences, made a new copy with just a 2 sec comp and even try rendering by after effect itself but that doesn't work either.  I need to know what can i do about this.this is the 2 sec one 

one of my users has a problem with Media Encoder. she has Media Encoder v25.1 and PremierPro 25.1. when a podcast (or file) is opened in premier pro, it can successfully be encoded, however when she tried to offload the same encode to MediaEncoder so that she can continue working in premierpro, it gives a message that there was an error downloading enhance speech.I have tested connection toTest-NetConnection podcast.adobe.com -Port 443 2Test-NetConnection cc-api-data.adobe.io -Port 443 3Test-NetConnection ims-na1.adobelogin.com -Port 443as true and successful, how can I fix this issue

I am migrating to a newer version of Adobe Media Encoder on my MAC (14.9 Build 48 to 24.6.1). I want to backup /migrate ALL Settings, Presets, workspaces, keyboard shortcuts, plugins, templates, scripts etc.  I found a few steps from a google search but want to check with an expert to make sure I am not missing any other files/folders that I should migrate over. Also, since I am migrating from an old version to new version ensure that I am copying over only the files needed to ensure a smooth transition to newer version. Thank you in advance! Here’s the steps I found:1. ~/Documents/Adobe/Adobe Media Encoder/[Old_Version]/This is the single most critical folder for Media Encoder. This directory holds your actual, custom-created Encoding and Ingest Presets (like custom YouTube, ProRes, or client-specific export configurations). [1, 2]What to copy: Look for a folder simply named Presets. Inside, you will see a collection of .epr files. Note: If you have ever used Adobe's Cloud Sync featur

Bonjour à tous, J'ai la suite Adobe depuis hier. J'essaie d'exporter mes essais Premiere Pro et After Effect sur Media Encoder, sans succès. J'ai toujours des messages d'erreur. Voici le message que j'obtiens :Erreur lors de l’exportationErreur de compilation vidéo. ^ n ^ nErreur de rendu accéléréImpossible de générer l’image.Écriture avec l’exportateur : H.264Écriture dans le fichier : \\?\D:\nomdufichier.mp4Type du fichier d’écriture : H264Autour du code temporel : 01:00:00:09Rendu au niveau du décalage : 0,000 sComposant : H.264 de type ExportateurSélecteur : 9Code d’erreur : -1609629695 Quelqu'un pourrait m'aider ? Je n'ai encore réussi aucun rendu... C'est assez frustrant... Merci, Cordialement, Diego

I'm having a problem with video, exported as MP4 - the colors appear to be washed out.However, when using After Effects for exporting, the colors appear correct (black as #0C0C0C, which is close enough to the real color, which is #0D0D0D)I have read other posts in this community and tried exporting software- and hardware, configuring LUT etc. but no cigar. Initially, I thought it was the player, since the same video appeared different in QuickTime player and VLC, but as mentioned, it can be solved by exporting from AE.When exporting as .MOV from AME, it's almost spot-on.However, I would very much like to continue using AME, since it contains a lot of functionality that I take advantage of and gives me a boost in production. Any ideas?

As we prepare for our upcoming version 27.0 release of Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Media Encoder, and Audition, we are sharing an important update regarding Macintosh hardware compatibility. Beginning with version 27.0, our video and audio applications on the Mac platform will require Apple silicon (M1 or later) processors. Intel-based Mac systems will no longer be supported for v27.0 and future updates. What Macintosh Users Need to Know Intel-Based Macs: You can continue installing and using version 26.x. Security updates for v26.x will continue per our standard support lifecycle. To update to v27.0 upon release, an Apple silicon Macintosh will be required. Apple silicon Macs (M1 or newer): No action needed. You can update to v27.0 as normal. Moving exclusively to Apple silicon on macOS allows us to focus on modern architecture and hardware acceleration across our video and audio applications. This update also aligns our roadmap with Apple’s transition roadmap: Apple has announced

Hey, this is my first time editing in After Effects, im using the 2024 version and i only have 5 plugins installed; sapphire, bcc, universe, topaz and twixtor. Ive been trying to export my project for about 4 days now and it doesnt seem to work, i always get the same crash message, at first it was only during a certain part of the video but now its happening in different timelines too. Ive changed the format from H.264 to QuickTime and the renderer to MPESO, since i heard that could fix it, still nothing.Im using my gaming PC to edit my videos, my graphics card is an NVIDIA 4060 and i have 32gb of RAM, ive tried rendering in the AE queue and in the media encoder, both dont work.Is there any way i can export it? Is it some plugin causing the crash? Thanks.

Not sure how to resolve this, but ME takes up gobs of memory during the encoding process no matter what I seem to do to alleviate it in Premiere. You can see screenshots below (but total memory was up to 98.63 GB when it finished). In general, I've been trying to export a 1-hour long video. Originally shot on iPhone (.mov) and encoding to MP4. My system would either crash after an hour or so of encoding. I think converted the MOVs to MP4s and tried that approach before encoding, but same issue. I had to cut the video to 30 minutes just to get an export to work. There has to be a way to improve the memory usage on my system for this task.I'm running an M2 Mac, 24 GB, Ventura (can't upgrade just yet). I had all applications closed and only using ME. I was also using Hardware encoding (Metal). I tried Software encoding but it crashed on that as well (and 10 times longer to encode). I even tried medium bitrate but didn't make much difference.It seems like ME is super inefficient with